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Why can we see Michigan lights across the lake? Cool illusion called a superior mirage
Superior mirages happen when the warm spring air starts moving over the cold lake, according to NWS. Check out this photo by a Sheboygan resident.
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From Crisis to Care: Lake Superior Zoo Welcomes 200 Rescued Animals
In a remarkable move, the Lake Superior Zoo has adopted around 200 animals from the recently closed SeaQuest in Roseville.
Wait, why can we see Michigan lights across the lake? It's called a superior mirage
Have you ever looked at the Lake Michigan horizon and noticed city lights that seemed to appear out of thin air? No, the lake didn't suddenly shrink, nor did the city beyond the horizon teleport ...